The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 16

EF Ye i , | ' PAGE 16 THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, JULY 1 | LONGS FOR BROADWAY | Movie Children ("Up 10 HER OLD TRICKS Films Don’t, { ACCIDENTALLY MARRIED _ | L ( —_— ~~ to Have School Dazzle Young eg All Their Own Author Genius / foray ! | a son tik: vie nes + » in} ut f any i ‘ u i « wr Po ite twe more moved,” ity 1 bie ane yb au owe ° F ; ee ee “ ou 4 wad | eo Wirinmn Cooper ond Richard fucker in a acene from “Her wie bod While 1 ® Lecidental Husband,” to open « four-doy run at the Winte ba mo " Garden Sunday s.‘Night Life of New York,” which opens Saturday at the Coliseur begged thas eb a amt pire of feminn| YOU'LL FIND "EM ALL |« si noe entertain picture is now showing at the Columbia IN “STELLA DALLAS” | seouine treat may by | cop TEASE! Laura to find t 1 én thal i f onus ener la! : t t f " fied until he of that nan with wh by DUCUCOOOOOOOO OOOO OOo ) mI THIRD AVE IT STAK Ss 4 DAYS TOMORROW ant THE WORLD'S FUNNIEST MOTION PICTURE. to Mitke a laugh ® > om PAZ a The Screen’s = »¥ aie = High Point Of Hilarity! HOME @F THE ALI- ARTIST ORCHESTRA lojojo}o.o/o/oo}o/o}o} out in Slummin Birdy the hundre cued. A sign aaa pla &, nino OOOO CO oon oOo ooo oon (ofofoo| Qn the Boulevard: Josephine Norman, of the De Mille kindergarten stock company, famed as an artists’ model, reveals what made her famous as she steps onto the curb in front of the Montmartre Elderly Frank Keenan and his juvenile wife coming out of Marcell’s dacqueline I san and mamma, who hasn't eaten in a week in an attempt to reduce, bid ding s’ long to Jackie's real estate hubby, Ralph Gillespie, in the foyer of Starts Tomorrow the Merry Widow Princess Thais Valdemar, lisping Russian, waiting ‘Days Ont oh for a taxi at Cahuenja barely recognized her she’s had her black ays Only ol hair dyed blonde and is wearing yellow leather eyebrows ‘tis the late Vogue in this burg of anomalies. An Amazing Story of the Strangest Marriage on Record! Leaves f: of the st “yessi pears am convinced there is n relative to the teachings of the Bi HOLLYWOOD STYL rojo O10 o[o/o} PRICES Richard Dix in “MANHATTAN” \COLONIAL ST ¢ , Much to the mu: on the screen of fame and now a myster Few recall fortune to V ously murder Its Riotously Funny— Crammed With Screams! In Fact, ‘t's the Cellulotd's Chuckle! Lacmmle Prosants A mere writer from “The Charlie Chap While the out that h the only st. “Mr, ( in Holly Betty Director ¢ turned days. in § Golden Princes A UNIVERSAL JEWEL Ooo ojojojojojojo/ololg mountains they fluctuated from 7er0. Finst Avenue at Macison sm Featuring NOW PLAYING 7:scts:7 | _ Mitchel VAUDEVILLE] Lewis and Hendlined by JACK BELL And His Me! Pirates THE PICTURE Franklin Farnum in “FIREBRAND” EDMUND LOWE 'S OF CALA” Acsop Table—News—Ben Turpin Comedy Edward Davis, character actor who will be remembered for ‘his hea role in and,” will also be seen in * ang Ago® anu “The Best Peop | Michele deCaro Baritone in Concert MOORE THEATRE (Orpheum) Monday Eye., August 10 8:30 P. M. MRS, FREDERICK BENTLEY At the Piano oui = SUNDAY AND MONDAY Reginald Denny pe IN DOCTOR” The hilarious side-split fing Saturday Evening Post Story by Harry Leon Wilson Miriam Cooper Comedy—Educational ANTONIUS’ POPULAR ORCHESTRA A Breezy Summer Show! A Zippy Comedy Drama That Races Along at a Mile-a-Minute Clip and— in Chucklestof Joy—YOU'LL LOVE IT! LAST TIMES Estelle Taylor (Mrs, Jack Dempsey) COMEDY: WALTER WELLS AND HIS BAND CONTINUOUS 10 A. M TILL, MIDNIGHT 10-15-25¢ COLUMBIA HELEN . ALL-ARTIST ORCHESTRA ARNOLD (Seattle's Minest) on the stage a “UNCLE TOM’S GAL” “METROPOLITAN ECHOES” bo " Acnop's Wables—int in “Forgive and Forget” and the Second Episod “The Pace-Makers' Exchange Tickets o Sherman, Clay & Co. Regular Seat Sale Moore Theatre, August 7 ADDED ATTRACTION LIGE CONLEY in “MOTOR MAD” national News 4 " = mi a ee ee eee ilies i ee \\